
Seated: CQD14 Pro and CQD16 Pro
For high-bay warehouses where the driver works at height all shift.
- Lifts to
- 8 m and 9.65 m
- Speed
- 11 km/h
- Battery
- 80V 205Ah lithium
- Mast lowered
- 3,383 and 3,930 mm
- Aisle
- 2,701 and 2,715 mm
Aisles of about 2.7 m, and lift heights up to 9.65 m.
Each one is ordered new from the EP factory for you. Ask for a price and a delivery date.
Every model is for sale or on contract hire, grouped by type. Each is ordered new from the EP factory with the mast you need, so ask for a price and a delivery date.

Walk-behind, the narrowest of the R models

Walk-behind, 1.5 tonnes

Scissor reach pushes the forks deeper into the racking
A reach truck needs a narrower aisle than a forklift and lifts higher, so you fit more rows of racking, and more levels in each. Set your building's width and clear height and compare.
Pallet spaces for each 27 m of building length. A rough guide, not a layout: it assumes 1000 x 1200 pallets carried crossways, back-to-back racking 2.3 m deep with single runs on the walls, a beam every 1.6 m, and 1.6 m clear above the top beam. Aisle widths and lift heights are from EP's data sheets. Fire rules, columns, doors and sprinklers change the real answer.
It comes down to how high you stack and how much of the shift is spent doing it.

For high-bay warehouses where the driver works at height all shift.

For smaller warehouses, and racking up to 5.5 m.

A reach truck is the specialist for racking. A forklift does the jobs around it. Many sites run both.
"The service that we have received from Clearlift from day one has been excellent."
Ordered new from the EP factory with the mast height, battery and forks you need, then serviced by our engineers.
Get a priceA new EP reach truck for a fixed weekly price on a 12-month contract, with servicing, repairs and GA1 or LOLER inspections included.
See contract hireEP makes four other types of warehouse truck.
Anything else, call us on 01 5267 411 (ROI) or 028 3833 7038 (NI).
Choose a reach truck if most of the work is putting pallets into and out of racking indoors, especially in narrow aisles or above 6 m. Choose a counterbalance forklift if you also load trailers, work outside or cross ramps and yards. Many sites run both.
The seated CQD16 Pro lifts to 9.65 m and the CQD14 Pro to 8 m. The walk-behind CQE models come with a 3 m mast as standard (3.2 m on the CQE15S) and can be ordered with masts up to 5.5 m. The usable height also depends on your racking, roof and lighting.
With 1000 x 1200 pallets carried crossways, EP's reach trucks need aisles from 2,653 mm on the CQE15S to 2,726 mm on the CQE15R. The seated CQD14 Pro needs 2,701 mm and the CQD16 Pro 2,715 mm. A 3-wheel forklift such as the TVL201 needs 3,315 mm for the same pallet.
Check the height with the mast lowered: 3,383 mm on the CQD14 Pro and 3,930 mm on the CQD16 Pro, against about 2.1 m on the walk-behind CQE models. Each model page lists it.
Reach trucks are built for smooth, level indoor floors, with small wheels and low ground clearance. For yards, ramps and loading trailers outside, an indoor and outdoor forklift is the right truck.
Yes, on contract hire, at a weekly price on a 12-month contract, with servicing, repairs and inspections included. We don't do short-term hire.
Our own mobile engineers service and repair EP warehouse trucks across all 32 counties, with genuine EP parts direct from the factory. They also carry out the thorough examination of lifting equipment: GA1 in the Republic, LOLER in Northern Ireland.